Sentence examples for somehow changes from inspiring English sources

It's part of the political process; campaigners are marginalised while taking action, until the perspective somehow changes.

Any substance that somehow changes with alterations in its temperature can be used as the basic component in a thermometer.

"Traditional marriage" supporters argued that allowing two people of the same sex to get married somehow changes the definition of marriage (it's been all about babies otherwise!).

The anti-EU lobby would argue that it's because the Lisbon treaty (in the case of the Irish vote) is a significant step too far and that it somehow changes fundamental cultures and freedoms within Ireland.

Robert Greenstein, executive director of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, said, "Some people had drawn a Pollyanna-ish conclusion that somehow changes in the welfare system would insulate children from increases in poverty during economic slumps".

Auxin somehow changes the characteristics of the rigid cell wall of the plant cell so that it becomes more flexible; the internal pressure within the cell then forces it to become larger.

They celebrated as if the scoreboard had somehow changed.

"I've got to somehow change my luck here," Williams.

But that didn't, somehow, change the judges' calculation.

Inside the Flume, the senses themselves seem somehow changed.

Was his true temperament showing, or had the burdens and realities of office somehow changed him?